Panic After Takeoff as Boeing 747 Explodes at 29,000 feet | Qantas Flight 30
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- Опубліковано 1 сер 2019
- Find out what happened to this Qantas Boeing 747 that experienced an onboard explosion at 29,000ft, after taking off from Hong Kong.
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I always love the Qantas videos, coz I know, they will all include "EVERYONE SURVIVED". It really is amazing, how Qantas has managed to keep a perfect record of zero fatalities in the jet age through good work, excellent pilots - and a lot of good luck. Who cares about a rabbits foot for good luck, when u can get a kangaroo instead!
"Bloody Roo!!"😉
I hope you also give due credit to all the engineers who designed these planes with enough safety systems/redundancy for pilots to use to survive such incidents.
Yeah well given recent events regarding QANTAS management, I'm not optimistic with regard to that record remaining unblemished.
And even today, Qantas is still the safety airline in history.
My two favorites words in all of your videos: "EVERYONE SURVIVED"!
Unfortunately not in all his videos
I quickly came to comment to see if they survived. So I guess I can watch the full video now.
@@lionelvllaqi326 thanks captain obvious.
ilovebeinagirl its not fun when no one dies.
Uzi You'll get your turn, one way or another. There, feel better now?😄😂🤣
""Everyone Survived"" Well of course everyone survived.. This is QANTAS..
But the plane exploded into a ball of fire at 29,000ft, according to the click bait title.
@@MultiChrisjb lol
@@MultiChrisjb Plane blew up, but fortunately nobody had died. These things happen, I guess.
@@MultiChrisjb I love how you assumed it was a "ball of fire" lol but I agree, clickbait title, but your imagination is still running wild...
THATS WHY I ONLY FLY QUANTAS
My compliments to the flight crew.
Everyone survived.
Best 2 words in travel.
Nope. "Without issues" are :/
Even though I freak out at the smallest turbulation,I still continue watching these and torture myself in every journey with all sorts of imaginations
Just remember that a plane has never crashed due to turbulence. Great job facing your fears!
Same here Deepthi
Same. Have faith in God cause your numbers up some day, no matter what.
Just use logic. Mohammad and the Easter Bunny died on the cross for our sins. So there's no reason to fear death.
@@wkdravenna
Notice how Christians would never let these buffoons anywhere near a plane?
"The only work to be done was replacement of the seat covers" im not surprised, my seat cover would definitely need changing after that!
Dammit, I was going to say that. That was definitely a "code brown".
"Everyone Survived" what really matters!!
DecayPlays no at least half of humanity should be dead! It’d be so much better
@@maxmusic5380 How to spot an edgy teen
Je Suis Anonyme Why do you think I’m a teen
Mad Max you want half of humanity dead for your benefit. Lmao
ItzShamim this is not teenish this is realistic
I'm a ”mayday” survivor - Air Canada, 2004, 18 passengers Toronto to Manchester, NH. For obvious reasons I only watch successful landings but I've continued to be curious about what was happening that the passengers weren't aware of. It was the calmest group of people ever, but having those masks drop and seeing emergency lighting on the runway - then realizing those are rescue vehicles is surreal. I never hoped to know this, but 02 masks are good for about 12 minutes of air. They are working on the assumption the plane will fly lower in that time so masks aren't necessary - good in theory unless the cabin is full of smoke. We went to breathing through wet towels. There was no cabin attendant so we were on the ”DIY” program. Yes, I've flown again. Not Air Canada. Always wonder if I was referred to as one of ”20 souls on board”. Sounds way scarier than ”passengers”.
Flight number?
Buju Rocks No idea - long time ago! It was supposed to be about a 4:00 flight out of Toronto that had I believe four delays. Left closer to 11:00. Maybe we should have got the hint right there? If one can see humor in an experience like this it was being held in the terminal while an argument raged in Customs whether we had actually passed into US air space, thus had to go through customs. Of course, we had no luggage - I didn’t see that till three days later back in NH. I became spokesperson for the group, assuring them we had made NO stops, no one went shopping up there, we had nothing with us except what we were carrying (luggage was still on the plane), and it would behoove them to figure out what the hell to do with us. They got us to the Sheraton about 2:00 a.m. Ya, I hit the mini bar hard. Air Canada’s other claim to fame was overhead paging me in Toronto to report to the gate long before flight time. Everything that could go wrong in my life went through my head. Reason? Person in my reserved seat had vomited in it on the last flight. They had cleaned it but would I like to be reassigned? Dear God. Canadians need to stick with hockey, eh?
tie oneon I wish!
Did Air Canada charge you for using their towels? Did they provide instructions in both English and Québécois?
Lucky Wu Actually, they had cloth like things on the backs of the seats. Tore those off. We shared water bottles we had (plus a can of Sprite). Seeing the baggage handler was also the steward then the copilot, we were on our own, . The door to the cockpit was one of those plastic expandable things like in an old travel trailer. We debated who would go ”knock’ on it. The pilot came back, walked through, asked if anyone was smoking, and that was the last we saw of them. He announced we were turning back and dropped the oxygen masks. I'm bilingual but I don't recall them speaking in French. When the cabin is full of smoke and the masks drop, it hardly matters what language you say ”Oh, crap!” in.
I do see the humor in the Smithsonian channel ”Air Disasters” being brought to you by none other than - AIR CANADA!
Qantas still remains one of the only airlines with no fatalities
Quantas crashed 2 planes on Mars. ✈️✈️✈️✈️👽👽👽👽👽👽👽👽✈️✈️✈️💀💀💀💀🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃🎅🎅🎄🍌🐵🐵🐸💰💰💸🌟💰💰🌙🌙
Quanta has had 104 fatalities; nothing in recent jet age history. They have had some very serious incidents that shows while they are a safe airline they are even more a VERY lucky 🍀 airline!
@@mondaymorningquarterback5477 Nah it's no luck. Look at the 2018 Worlds Safest Airline studies. They are ranked number 1 in the world. They use the best engines. Hire only world class pilots. Spend more money than every other airline to maintain their aircrafts. I have flew with a lot of airlines, and over the last 10 years I almost strictly only fly with Qantas. They are the best airline in the world.
A R Agree; arguably the best but anyone on Flight 32 is dang lucky to be alive.
@@AR-xl6ym That's why I book my flights overseas by Qantas.
I had the good fortune last month of sitting in the 'hump' of a British Airways 747 and, pre-flight of course, visited the cockpit and chatted with the pilots. It was like being a kid in a candy store. What a great plane.
I was a first line supervisor in an aircraft plant from 1977 to 1983. My team got tasked with inspecting air bottles that had been in storage for some time. One of the guys discovered a steel stamped letter on the inside of one of the bottles. Fortunately it had never been in service and was immediately scrapped.
3:20 A loud bang is the last thing anyone wants to hear on a plane. Especially if it’s not supersonic!
lmao imagine a 747 travelling over the speed of sound
DCD11MC There have been a couple that did during crashes. They disintegrated...
The bang which occurs when an aircraft is supersonic is caused by the shock waves continuously emitted from the aircraft structure (similar to the bow wave from a boat) passing your ear, people on the ground perceive the shock wave as a bang as it passes them. Because you must pass through the shock wave to here it, people inside the aircraft cannot here it (as they are neither in the shockwave nor are they passing through it, they are simply traveling close to it). If there is a load bang heard inside a supersonic aircraft, its likely just as bad as any other aircraft
on Concorde, you don't hear the bang
😂😂😂wat a way to put it but yep 👍🏾💯
My Cabin Crew Trainer for my initial training course at Air New Zealand was working on that flight and this story form his PoV was the first thing he told us on day one of our training ! Was chilling to listen to it from his perspective and his first thought was ''is today the day I die'' your re-creation of this incident sent chills down my spine remembering when he told us that story !
Good outcome all around. The one in a million that just happens. The airframe held up well. The crew was expert, efficient, no injuries.
More rare than one in a million. I have worked with and around oxygen cylinders for 40 years and have never seen one fail. I'm sure they do, but rarely.
@@scottgoodman8993 Sometimes things just break. I bet the investigators are stumped as to what happened. It's something you cannot plan against but the emergency landing procedures seem to have provided the appropriate escape. So they worked.
... the valve didn't split any passenger open on it's way up. That's very good too. also the hole was conveniently plugged by luggage. Probably no luggage was lost in the depressurisation either. When it's not your time, it's not your time.
That aircraft had some bad luck. First the explosion, then the collision...but gladly nobody was injured or killed 🛫
Then the plane was sold off, bc Qantas didn't want a cursed plane in their fleet.
"I told you we were too close". (imagined conversation)
I like how the flight crew and pilots handled this so professionally
I had not heard of this incident, great when you have everyone survived. Thank you TFC for the incredible amount of work you put into your videos, your audience certainly appreciates it. 🏆🌟
You just scared me with that title and thumbnail. It is looks like the plane burst into flames and broke midair. But glad to see that everyone survived.
Yeah, I worried that they fell to death from 30,000 or so!
The thing that scared me in addition was whether or not Qantas’s impeccable record of never losing a jet would be tarnished that day.
Rambo - IKR?! I kept thinking about the, "Swissair" over Nova Scotia...NO, not again but such a good outcome. I never knew about "Qantas" airlines "impeccable record"...very impressive, wow! ✈⭐
i just thank god that the cylinder which broke was not too close to the wing.
I met this Captain on his flight from SCL/SYD 4 years later as a pax and he was very nice and thorough and explained to us personally the delay out of SCL and the tech requirements to fix a minor problem. Very professional and reassuring. He was surprised how I knew who he was.
The Captain never flew to SCL. Four years after this event he was flying the A380.
Thanks and was not certain but appreciate your excellent information.
dang, the worst thing that has ever happened to me is when i lost my right airpod halfway into an 11 hour flight and couldn’t find it until we landed...
Dang that IS horrible
I work at Hong Kong International Airport and your details with the ground equipments at the airport and those surrounding the planes are marvelous! The logos of the companies and vehicles types, and even the parking bay N66 and N66R with the guidance platform are amazing!
Yeah because he's using Flight Sim X.
@I AM DE BEZT I stand corrected, but my point is still valid (he didn't render the graphics himself).
The "Rain Man" said Qantas planes have never crashed. Close call, Glad they all survived.
There have been Qantas fatal accidents. Just that no accidents in the jet age.
Quantas pilots kick ass nuff said.
Rain man was in 1988
@Hailey Hedland Yes it is relevant. Because there was a factual mistake in the initial statement. So I just point out an error. May I ask what is wrong with that?
@(some of you), it's a joke okay? But it is a quote from him in the movie.
Glad that the “roo” and all her passengers made it safely to their ground
I'm always enchanted by the beauty and eloquence of every sentences, phrases, diction, logic etc that the FlightChannel features during the course of the video. They all imply intelligence, common sense, sensitiveness, as well as a good sense of language. And "everyone survived" has made my day...
Sir Very well put!Happy landings.
lol that's because it's copy-pasted from Wiki. Wow you're gullible.
I'll just be here in the corner suggesting to do Western Airlines flight 2065.
lizzie taco Google it and find out. Don’t be lazy
lizzie taco they landed on a closed runway and hit some construction equipment, before crashing into a building on airport grounds.
@@d.beamer6907 thank you
The CVR is haunting
The CVR is very scary
Great video, we can all agree that Qantas has an impeccable safety record and great pilots
This is by far the best flight channel. I literally felt as though I was either the pilots in the cockpit or one of the passengers. I was glued to my seat every second of this video. Great job
The scariest flight I've ever been on was from Charlotte, NC to San Jose, Costa Rica. We flew on a late night flight (in the dark, of course) through/around a tropical thunderstorm over the Caribbean that worsened as we encountered it. The plane was all over the place so much that even the captain seemed rattled when he spoke over the intercom. I've been on over 1,200 flights in my life with some being altogether forgettable, but I will never forget that flight.
Fantastic work as usual, the detailing is simply amazing. Very high quality work and very informative, thank you for sharing.
Always good to see everyone survived. Thanks so much for the detailed analysis
I enjoy these videos so much! I find myself watching these & not the TV. Thanks for the hard work!
This is/was the first UA-cam video I’ve seen on my TV! 📺 The graphics are especially awesome on a screen bigger than a mobile device or monitor. 🤩 Once again, thank you for sharing all your hard work!
Thanks for your usual high quality, I was unaware of this. A very unusual failure of an O2 cylinder. Well done the Pilots, "Everyone Survived", the best bit of your video.
I have been climbing at over 20,000ft and even with weeks of acclimatization , I was very uncomfortable, I cannot imagine how it was for those without oxygen to be suddenly plunged into an environment higher than Everest.
Keep up your high quality output, it is much appreciated.
Great video. I'm glad every one survived. Despite your title, it didn't appear to have burst into flames, unless I missed something.
It's called clickbait (I hate it, and you should too)
MWB Gaming He doesn’t do clickbait. I believe the video was mis-titled or the wrong video uploaded with that title.
thanks for the spoiler dumb a**
@@jeanfischer7559 Pro tip: Watch the video, **then** read the replies. The replies are discussing the video, so of course they'll be full of "spoilers?.
@@willer3399 what about the picture?
Clickbait to the max
This was an amazing video my favorite 2 words are "EVERYONE SURVIVES"
Keep it up
This is way more better than the original crash investigation
I like how the 747's engines sound however wouldn't mind the deep roar during takeoff ~ perhaps a future edit suggestion.
So glad everyone survived. What a blessing. Good on the flight crew for reacting quickly and doing everything right too.
Very interesting and well-made clip. I will show it to my husband when he returns from his trip (C B744 approx 27,000 hours, around 18,000 hours on B747 making him possibly one of the most experienced pilots in the world on this type) - I won’t point it out until he returns though!
He is the best pilot
Nice 👍
Nobody:
Literally Nobody:
That oxygen cylinder: "GUESS IMMA OUTTA HERE"
You can really see why Qantas is the safest airline in the world and they have never had a plane crash
I feel a sense of total relief when, at the end of the video ‘every one survives’
glad there was only bursting but no flames
Congratulations to the Filmmaker at TheFlightChannel for incredibly accurate flight graphics, including locale details. I'm a retired Filmmaker who dabbled in CG and am a Commercial Pilot as well having flown in and out of the Ninoy Aquino Airport hundreds of times, then the Manila International Airport. I can't help but comment on the film work and its accuracy, which is as perfect as is humanly possible. Gads, it's real.
OMG I was happy that time that i saw this plane in Manila until i watched this. This what happened to the plane but im glad everyone survived
Perfect work as usual. Big kudos to the pilot and crew for their heroics. Please keep up the good work.
You never fail to impress! Amazing as always! Thank you, never stop making these videos!
Everyone survived.
Two words, just two words but brings such joy to my heart.
I happened to be flying to Hong Kong that day from Japan, and heard about it once I got to my hotel. I was shaking a littel bit, because that could've been my plane. Thank goodness no one was killed or injured. Great job by the pilots.
You seriously need to give a masterclass in clear text placement and readability. And everyone on yt should take that class.
And, sorry to say, proofreading and grammar
@@rodgerp.639 I'd guess that English is the uploaders first language
@john smith Just because you disagree with me is no reason to call me an insulting name. BTW, www.dictionary.com/browse/proofread?s=t and en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proofreading.
Excellent videos from TFC. Always professional quality, informative, and entertaining.
The FO has more experience than some captains. I was happy to see that both were so experienced. The experience proved necessary and extremely helpful in the end!
I was on the AOG survey call for that incident. The bottle shot up through the cabin floor and did some damage.The hardest part was going to be the door frame. It wasn't available as a subassembly so i ordered it to come in as detail parts. We went on strike and our managers went to do the repair. They got it done but I heard it didn't go so well.
Gotta say, I never knew about this incident. Thank you for the video, very interesting!! Honestly, you are certainly the best UA-cam channel in the world, and you deserve millions of subscribers! Great video!!
Really appreciate that! 😊
Yeah!
Adwaid S Kumar Aviation hi Adwaid!!
@TheFlightChannel 😁😁
@@Aviatial Hey Bro! Wassup?
Awesome editing and work!
Keep going with your editing and work8ng skills!
working*
i can't edit, because then the heart is gone and no one wants this
DrZeldaGlitch i feel u
He's unbelievable! Love this channel!
Kylie ray harris
I recently joined Qantas as First officer in 2013 and all I can say is that the management heavily takes all precautionary measures to ensure that the plane is good as new when we fly it.
Qantas does not hire direct entry FOs.
That bit where he says "the only thing that remained was the replacement of carpets and seat covers" I was thinking if i would have been involved in that, you would definitely need to change my seat cover 😆
Scary to think oxygen cylinders can almost bring down a plane. Lucky the people whose oxygen masks failed to work survived but I realise plane quickly descended to 10000 feet a safe level. These pilots remained calm and professional they are heroes if out in the Atlantic very far from land it maybe a different outcome. God was with them that day🇬🇧👨✈️🇺🇸👩✈️🍀✈️🌎
Ehum.... That’s the british flag. Here’s the Aussie one 🇦🇺
Oscar bellissimo. I like the oz flag indeed ashamed to say I never knew it despite my niece living in Australia and has an Australian husband 🍀💗🤦🏼♀️🇦🇺
Oscar And If you look closely the US flag to was there. I cannot put every country on haha but UK and US share a lot of history going back to 1620 when the Mayflower set sail for US ..When they settled and had their first harvest they shared it with the native Red Indians which is now US thanksgiving day every year🇺🇸🇬🇧
Qantas is safe.
Elaine Blackhurst ijj
This is why I look forward to fridays at work🙌✊ lol thanks for the great content ♡
Qantas Pilots are just straight-up badasses, during every incident they have always kept their cool, I always feel safe when I board one of their planes!
Even though I'm from the United States I love flying Qantas when I have the choice to!
I have watched so many of your videos lately and many of them ending in tragedy. Not knowing this outcome I was screaming "you guys are gonna make it! The pilots will land this plane! They cannot crash!" and for that to have actually happened definitely brought tears to my eyes.
Who else had been eagerly waiting for TheFlightChannel to upload?
That must of been terrifying for the passengers. Another Awesome video. Thank you. Appreciate all the work you put into each & every one. 🤗
Must have. Must've.
The word “everyone survived” is touched my heart!
In my mind-set, Qantas is a damn good airline. Keep humble, dudes.
This one is really spooky because we basically don't know why the oxygen tank exploded.
I mean, probably someone dented it during maintenance or installation or something. The fact that it happened only once in decades of operation means it was something pretty freakish
To this day it’s never been solved. They tried everything, errors in manufacturing, errors in handling, hundreds of scenarios to try and fail a bottle the same way it happened here and they couldn’t. Unsolved mystery folks!
AMAZING work bro....and thanks for having reduced the number of adv ;) you are always the best |
The flight channel is the best channel . I really love how you stimulate about what really happened in the crash . Keep it up ❤️👍
Tabassum stories
Imagine being in that row right beside the hole and being able to see the sky below you 0_0
One of my favorite parts of Fridays..next to getting paid😁
Omg love you so much❤️❤️❤️❤️💕
P.S Can you please do United airlines flight 811 the unlocking disaster???
Kudos to the very skilled and experienced pilots who kept cool heads and navigated this plane down safely. You can't say enough about the quality of the flight crew.
Fully loaded flight & they all survived….God Bless them ALL❤️
Superb recreation. I wait for your videos every Friday!
I do miss the old background music though, especially the piano piece.
So happy that they landed safely, great job as usuall 💖💖
The pilot is really good
These videos are astonishing and totally gripping even for those of us who know nearly nothing about planes and flying.
“EVERYONE SURVIVED”
*Sad music intensifies*
I was a crew on that flight .pax were fantastic
@@Bettina8987 must've been REALLY scary
@@emotionaloveracorolla5274 our training kicked in sweets - we knew what was happening and as a survival thing we knew what to do and back up procedures .. Lol - in Manila I got a call from a friend who was in my flying school. She said ‘ cookie saw you on tv - you ok ? I said ‘did my bum look big? It was on cnn ‘blow out hole’
@@Bettina8987 Ok, sounds like an experience and a half, good thing you were working on one of the best and safest airlines out there 😁
So happy they all survived:D
I was just watching TheFlightChannel!! Amazing time for the upload 😂
5 Minute Air Shows haha
I was excited seeing the flying hours of both the Captain and the F/o, however, towards the end of the video, understood what "real experience" means!
Spectacular, as always. The Flight Chanel is way ahead of any production on UA-cam. Well done! Well done indeed.
I love your work!!! Keep doing👍
Simply stunning as usual!
"Everyone survived"....... sounds beautiful😊
Great to finally see disaster avoided. Much love to the survivors
Thanks for the upload tfc! I love u!!
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@@matthewvaughan8192 no man city and tfc
@@anonymousperson26223 man city r bad I am in high school and I went to a trip to the Ethihad I wished I died then
OMG HE LOVED MY COMMENT THANKS!!
@@LH27107 you must be talking about man united. anyways, minecraft is the 3rd best thing in the universe
What a scary nightmare 😰😰
I just flew Qantas A380 Melbourne - Los Angeles yesterday, phew just good not the 747,but i feel so Sad for the passengers that had to experience that 😰
That 747 made it safely to an airport with damage caused by a gas cylinder.
Credit to Boeing for creating one heck of a tough airframe. Long live the 747!!
I'm not involved with aviation, but being an engineer I'm fascinated with all the post-incident technical details. I just make sure I don't watch any of these videos at least a couple of weeks before I plan on flying somewhere. From the time of the explosion to the landing every minute seemed like a day to the passengers and crew of this flight.
"Uhhhh... where's my bag?"
ROFLMAO
LMAO
LMFAO
Nice work, as always
Kudos to TFC for using the metric system. Great that no one perished in this accident.
Thank God all survived, good job Qantas 👍👍👍
Nearly every Qantas emergency landing is describe as "Everyone survived."
Every one since 1951. That's a very good streak.
They've never had a jet crash, only emergency landings involving jets.
Quantas is statistically the safest airline in the world.
H.F Gaming Ahteed but there’s no ‘U’ in Qantas.
Had to change all the carpet and seat covers. I wonder why lol.
It will look like brand new
I would be a mess. Yikes! Lol
The sound of that explosion is enough to trigger all sorts of attack in me. Mad respect to the entire crew for having so skilfully averted which could have been such a deadly crash.
Great job by the Captain landing that plane safely, well done! 👏👍
I love your videos especially the one in which you say "everyone survives".
I agree, it is very reassuring to know that everyone survived some of these air disasters.
But even thinking about the horror that these people went through, luckily this one was just an engine.
Thank you Supersuperman341 Gaming.
No Problem
Damn that flight simulator is incredible. I can imagine all the low end computers melting on that.
You can play that with $700 laptop with custom setting or low 1080p at 40fps
Flight simulator 2020: "Allow me to introduce myself"
Captioned as the flight in flames and midair explosion pointed to a tragedy.
At 29000 ft explosion sent shivers to the spine. The Captain exceptionally managed a volatile situation and landed the flight perfectly at Manila Airport as if nothing had happened to that flight. It's a great feeling all have survived. Heavenly blessing were on the survivors.
Yes! Always love Fridays!